Hi guys,
I mostly create pretty boring websites with little apps built-in. For
example, a 6 to 10 page website full of static pages about a company,
plus a couple of small apps -- maybe a blog or a custom photo gallery.
I'm very excited about Django's approach toward keeping apps/
decoupled from the website -- so I can recycle! So the apps part of
Django is fine. But the thing is, like I said, most of my sites are
*primarily* static content, ie: about-us, company-history, etc, etc.
I'd really like to use Django templates and stay DRY by using the
same base template for my static pages as I do for any apps in the
site. But I'm a little bit put-off by the "flatpages" middleware
because it store the content in a database -- seems to complicate
things unnecessarily (and seems to require a separate base template
too).
Soo.... what's a boy to do?
Ideally, I want something like this:
mysite/
apps/
blog/
...
templates/
static-page1.py
static-page2.py
static-page3.py
static-page4.py
static-page5.py
static-page6.py
blog/
view.py
list.py
(or something)
Am I just totally barking up the wrong tree here? How do you guys do it?
Thanks!
Sean
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